The Warehouse in Ilminster reveals autumn/winter programme

There is an array of events coming to the Warehouse over the next few months <i>(Image: Google Maps)</i>
There is an array of events coming to the Warehouse over the next few months (Image: Google Maps)
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The Warehouse in Ilminster has revealed an extensive programme for the remainder of 2025.

The line-up features a mix of plays, musicals, and talks.

On Friday, September 5, the theatre will host Somerset Opera's performance of Cesare.

Other highlights in September include the monthly SpeedQuizzing hosted by DJ Ginge on Friday, September 12, and a play-reading evening on Thursday, September 25.

October's schedule brings the play Enchanted April by Matthew Barber, directed by Claire Brett, on Thursday, October 9.

The play, set in the 1920s, tells the story of four English women who find transformation and romance during a month-long stay in an Italian villa.

This is followed by a Ukulele Concert on Thursday, October 23.

November offers an evening of mediumship with Mitch Garlington on Saturday, November 1, a comedy night on Saturday, November 8, and a cinema screening on Saturday, November 15.

The month concludes with a play-reading evening on Thursday, November 27.

December sees the Ilminster Entertainments Society production Alice in Blunderland run from Friday, December 5, to Sunday, December 14.

The Warehouse advises that the programme is subject to change, and attendees are encouraged to check thewarehousetheatre.org.uk for the latest updates.

The theatre will also host a series of Thursday morning talks throughout the season by the Ilminster Thursday Group.

These include 'The Port of Bridgwater' on Thursday, September 25, 'Churchill's Secret Army' on Thursday, October 2, and 'Freemasonry: the history and modern times' on Thursday, October 9.

Membership subscriptions for the Thursday Group for the year are £25, which includes entry to all 20 talks.

Visitors are welcome to attend the talks, subject to availability, for a fee of £3.

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